Johnny Paycheck landed his first No. 1 song after a string of near-hits in the fall of 1977, changing the English language forever.

There are a lot of forgotten and somewhat lost songs that came out in 1977, and some of them deserve way more love today.

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1977: A year of punk revolution, monarchical celebration, and Cold War conflicts springing up across the globe. Within the world of pop music, though, the industry was busy fighting against a younger ...